Deployment
Running the Knocknoc server: SaaS or self-hosted, database, high availability and licensing.
SaaS deployment
Knocknoc can host and operate your server as a managed cloud instance. Use the Instances page to ...
Server installation (on premise)
On a Linux host as Root, execute the below command to setup and install your Knocknoc server. You...
Licensing Knocknoc
Knocknoc licensing and pricing can be found on the Knocknoc website. Once you have obtained your ...
Agent installation
The Orchestration Agent runs on a server to control network access for users on their behalf. Thi...
Specialized Agent
If you have not done so, read the Agent Installation page to learn about Knocknoc Orchestration A...
Settings
The Settings page is where administrators configure how Knocknoc behaves across the whole deploym...
BYO PostgreSQL
Knocknoc server v8.5+ installs with a local installation of PostgreSQL by default. However, you m...
Agent as a Reverse Proxy
The orchestration agent can be configured to reverse-proxy traffic, simply by enabling this mode ...
High availability
A Knocknoc deployment has three parts: the Server (web app), its Database (PostgreSQL), and one o...
Knocknoc server behind HAProxy
Running Knocknoc behind HAProxy could be a great option for people with existing HAProxy deployme...
Knocknoc client (scriptable login)
To gain access to underlying networks and systems, end-users log in to Knocknoc interactively vi...
Knocknoc iOS & Android App
Closed beta. The Knocknoc mobile app is currently available to beta testers only and is not yet p...